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1 November 2013Copyright

Antigua to go ahead with US IP rights suspension

A governmental committee in Antigua and Barbuda has said it is continuing its plans to suspend US intellectual property (IP) rights.

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Antigua announces committee to oversee suspension of US IP rights
18 July 2013   The government of Antigua and Barbuda has formed a select committee to oversee its plans to suspend US IP rights.
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WTO gives Antigua go-ahead to suspend US copyright
29 January 2013   The World Trade Organization has given Antigua permission to suspend copyright on US intellectual property as compensation for the US government’s decision to ban offshore gambling.


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